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In a Parisian bar, young Alex meets up with his rough-hewn colleagues to celebrate the end of his trial period. But before signing the contract, Alex is hazed. What they don't know is that Alex is a trans man. From off-color jokes to drunken challenges to prove his manhood, Alex does everything he can to fit in with the group of men and get that signature; until one of the men, drunk and too touchy-feely, casts doubt on Alex's identity.
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In a Parisian bar, young Alex meets up with his rough-hewn colleagues to celebrate the end of his trial period. But before signing the contract, Alex is hazed. What they don't know is that Alex is a trans man. From off-color jokes to drunken challenges to prove his manhood, Alex does everything he can to fit in with the group of men and get that signature; until one of the men, drunk and too touchy-feely, casts doubt on Alex's identity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jamal Ouazzani
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:HESTIA Media Prod, Synoptico
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